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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-07
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tile City aud Wheeling Folk,
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strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
III sr Abroad. g
Mr.. N. Bandi, Of New Msrtinsville, is in
the city. .oea.e5
Miss Jennie Wander, OF Grafton, in in
the city.
MIR. Lou swabacker has returned from
New York. .s5 's,3
NJ. H. Dent and family, Of Grafton, are
at the Mcclure. .0a E'-fT
Mr.. John G. Beatty, Of Steubenville,
was down yesterday. 81
Mr.. G. NJ. Whitescarver and vile, Of
Grafton, arc in the city.
Rev. J. B. Rsed, Of 'Fsirmonts, passed
through the city yesterday.
Nj. John F. Ward the comedian, and
his company are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. Il. Lawrence, Of Cleveland, rep.
reaenting the Ohio Farmer, is here. I
Mieace Ella Murray and Rets Psltchard,
OF Weston, are visiting in tho city.
Mrs. s. L. Jenkina and daughter, Of Mt.
Pleasant, were among tho guests at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. VIII G. Mooney, Of Woodafeld, ar.
rived in the city last evening. He has
a horse in to-day's 2:4O pace. if
Mr.. William Il. Tracy has returned to
the city from summers visit to relatives
in Harrison county, this State. =
Messrs. Clark Hamilton and Joo Nc.
Graw, OF the Internal Revenue Office st
Grafton, are doing the State Fair. =
Mrs. n. Bell md Miss Ida NJ. Lowry, Of
Woodland, W. Va, are the guests Of Aliea
Nora Bowman, Of the South Side, during
fair week. .-.
Mr.. s. J. Ogden, e prominent shiDnston
merchant, accompanied by his daughters
Mieses Dore and Kate, arc in the city.
They have rooms at the S!amm.
Mr.. F. N. Hays, OF Glonville, one OF the
Leading ho.aemen OF this State, ia here
with some ho!ses. He has bis family
with him and they are at tho Stamm.
Mifs Mary Brenning and her sister
Lcuiss, who were the guests OF Miss
Louiss Schenck for the last two week.
have returned to their home in ALE.
gheny, Pa. 81 65= .as3
Mr.. Robert O. Haase, who Tor the past
SEVEN years has been the efficient and
we'll known assistant ticket agent at the
Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket office in thia city,
has been appointed Gsneral Ticket Agen!
Of that road at Beilaire, and took charge
Of his new duties yesterday.
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Trnnsfcrs Recorded,

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record five deedn Of trust and tho follow.
ing transfers Of real estate: $500
Deed made january is, by Hannah
schillinc to Mary E.. Eyans, in considera.
ton Of $3.50, Tor lot %, fronting 50 ieet and
extending back liz ieet, in Elm Grove. !
Deed made September | by r. A, Lin.
dermuth and vile to Robert s. TAYLOR. in
consideration Of 81 500, for lot 6 in square
!, in Carroll & Bakers addition, 49,
Deed made August q by Daniel F. Z,ne
and wife to Cosdelia P. Lemon, in consid.
GRAFTON Of $3.50, for lot IS OF the Zane tract
on the Island. A.. 81; a. : - =
Deed made September 6 BY Flor,e,ntz
Freismuth 10 Michael Fseismuth. in CON.
eideration Of SS7G.G0 for piece Of land
fronting 355 feet OH Wheeling creek in
Fulton. a Z s.. 3 = IN -
Z Deed made Angus! 81 by Mary Moller,,
Of Pittsburgh, to Frank o. Sakurbund, in
consideration Of $500. for the north hall Of
lot II in square, In; in Churchills addi-
ton No. 2, excepting the coal privilege.
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Z ApeStsinni Nebnte.

Commencing last. riChs snd continuing
Tor aeve-al days there will be debate al
Sand Hill, Greene County, Pa, near Lit
Teton, Wetzsl County this State between
Elder R. Il. Singer, Of the Cristian church
and N. NJ Anderson, Of the Church OF
God (Winnebornaniapl. This debate
will 1t 10 intended, cover all the differences
between the two bodies Of people, nam ely :,
1.-THE Design Of Baptism" "Fes. Washing
as Church Ordinance sThe Oommu.
MON every Lords Dny.'' Each affirming
that tho church he represents is identics Al
with tho church established hr the Lord
and hin Apostles. AS both are able man
and honest and earnest in their re]ipions
convictions, all who attend may expect a
fine theological contest, ElIT 5 - - :
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~ uth' tho Second street tailor. Il quite III.
city and viciuity. Il - : -, III -
The funeral Of George Carey took place yesterday
Ihe taushlin mill, 1t reported. will close down
Indefinitely next saturday. = ! ny
cite hall tomorrow evening. : |, 1T,I = WI, =
, For rates on advertising and Job work, call on
H. E. Haughton. opposite U. l. 4. passenger depot.
goodly number attended tho convention a.
hoIlaite yesterday from here and Bridgeport n 4
William Gilmore. young colorcd man nineteen
buried 10 day at 2rN. Il7I1'T ~ A., 90
-, Ms. ChGs. Fctty has brought suit against Mrs.
Waller Kelley before Justice Robinson, OF Bridge.
port, for assault and battery. - SSH : = ).
James keIsoy's new business house on Washing.
stories high. lie will occupy ii In his present bust
hess as soon as completed. 5l5GT, ISlr59 1891
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nEaltN1s ENcE or uUNYErrs RAJ.
Eject Of Music on Weary Men-A Wonder
ful Exhibition Of DInciuline. L Hlll,,

lsEallNlSCENCEO OF liUNTEleS RAID.
Eject OF Music on Weary Msn-A Wonder.
fnl Exhibition OF Discipline. Hfg.
While the tight rope walker WAC doing
her act on the Fair grounds, yesterday,
the band struck up waltz and the per.
former at onco began to measure her steps
with tho nuaic. y 20,
"There's wonderful power in muaic,"
said Gen. !. Il. Duval, who was sitting in
the Judges atand. "And how often you
hear people say that men fight all the bet
ter II they have good music. Well, I
never saw men fight TO music, and nobody
else ever did. One OF those big horns
would soon look like sieve in q battle.
OF course the muaic isn't there. But 1t
does have good effect on soldiers.
~ remember whom we were coming off
Huntel'u raid. We had marched day and
night Tor thirteen days with very little
iood--just what could be picked up, and
the men we're almost starved. at last
word came that asupply train was coming
and WAS only few hours oil. The music
struck up, the men gathered themselves
together and away they marched like new.
II was in command Of my regiment aud
wau ordered to take two companies Of 1t
and meet the train. The men we're drawn
up, and out came the crackers, the boxes
breaking open and throwing the hard tuck
ut tho feet OF tho halt.starved men. Would
you befieyeit3 Hungry as they were not
man touched a cracker. It was the mos!
wonderful exhibition Of discipline l ever
aaw.n 90 ny ~
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. a Heavy Robbery,

Mrs. s. r. Steer, OF Cincinnati, who has
been visiting friends here, was robbed Of
he, purse, containing railroad ticket to
Cincinnati, SAG in money and checks ior
about $3.50, In Baltimore l. Ohio car at
the depot here yesterday morning as abe
was about to leave Tor home. colored
girl who was in IN adjoining nest a few
minutes before the robbery was doub.less
the thief, but there ia no clue to her iden.
fitv- 80 rs6lgss -'is.t,..5.,.7l = = $500
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The Greatest in the world, and the
most recent invention OF that Character,
will DO on exhibition during the State
Fairin Mechanics Hall. MrHutchinson
the patentee, ia a West Vireinian, and a
resident of Ciarksburg. His patent ia
meritorious and is bound 10 be a eucceau
One OF the fire places is in use at thu u,
Huseman Houso, where 1t can be sean an
State and county rights arc offered for
aale Of reasonable rates. - h, ! i -.
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Mike B;edenbsch was arraigncd before
Squire Arkie on complaint Of Joe Rey-
nolds, who accused him Of aesault. He
was discharged and Reynolds paid the
costs. -: ~ 80
Britt Davis was fined g and costs and
Maggie payls s. and coats, the complain.
ant being Mira. Back. This ease was bar.
TALLY heard last week, and adjourned till
last night, when the hearing was finished,
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INITIATED BLOOD,
scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura. Y.

THROUGH the medium Of ono Of your books 70
eeivcd through Mr.. Franz T. Wray, Druggist
apollo, fa.: becane acquainted with your uuti
oura Remedies, and take this opportunIty 10 len
NY 70 you that their use has permanently cured
INC OF one Of the worst cases Of blood poisoning ir
connection with crysirelas, that have ever seen
anu 'his after having been pronounced Incurablf
By tome Of tho best physicians in our county. u
take great pleasure In forwarding to you this tcst
monal. unsolicited as 1t Is by yo,1, In order thai
Others suffering from Similar masdies may be en-,
coufaged 10 give your Cutcnra Remedies trial.
=. d. MHiFLLNGER, Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank r. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pa.
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Machinery hall, tho horticultural dc.
partment and "'Fakir's park" especially
the latter, were visited pretty generally
yeaterday, and all contributed to the en-.
tertainment OF the visitors. @ suglgafp.s4s}
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eeyeral boys were doing some random shooting
yesterday near Tho j. & q. hound howsc, but were
not caught, though chased By The police, 4 4
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The Japanese Tourists.

Thore was another good house at the
Grand LAST night to witpess the perform.
ance Of Marehall's Japanese Tourists and
American Specially Company. AS on tho
opening night the verdict was favorable in
the ex.rcme. The juggling, legerdemain
and acrobatic fsats Of these artists from
the Land of the Sun arc 30 novel, and so
dilerentfrom the fests Of the same charac.
ter performed by American and European
a.tieN that the pleasure is greatly in
creased. The usual "Wednesday matinee
will DO omitted to-day, but the company
will appear this evening. n
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Indications,

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. For
West Virginia, light rains, followed by
cooler, clearing weather, ireeh' to brisk
winds, becoming norlhwe sterly. s8.5T is'.'l
For Western Penhsyl gania threatening
weather with tfain, folowed by cooler,
clearing weather, brisk to high north.
westerly winds, 8s ...l
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We are lai]y receiving New Novelties
In Suitlngs, Pantaloorings and Over.
coatings. which wcare prepared to make
up In tlrst.class style at reasonable
prices. 5it.8 IA, IA. a, :. g
Our White Unlsundrlel Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnforced front and back, ut
81 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of Bslbriggan In.
derwcar from 81 0Un suit upwards, ut
G. HESS 4 SONS',
1871 g. 1928 Market Street.
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AtbletIc Yirltnrs.

The msmbesa Of the Board OF Directors
Of tho Eirkwood Athletic Association, or
gani2ed this week, came over to the city
LAST evening and witnessed an exhibition
OF athletic exercises by Glass No.1 Of the
Wheeling Athletic Club, under direction
OF tho instructor, Prof. Jacob Loos, in the
clubs iluo gymnasium in the Public
Library building. The visitors were much
pleased with what they saw. =.
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licllnlrs.


Otcar roorman ishomc from the West.
Hon. A. q. Ramagc was In the city yesterday.
Superintendent b. 7. Jones Is In Helairc sgaln.
their relatives. I ''H'HT ~ = 80 t',I !
few days, w Z" ~ :, ~, :
way to the Fair. 'III N ''17t rs .7Ii'f, ri
Edwnrdshane has returned from TIP 10 Gin.
cinnasi. aadsonv!llaa aud Cleveland. ~ n ,l5S,
Mis- Ebeile Of Calais, Ohio, IL visiting hel
coasa, Rose Ebesle. OF South Belmont street. AZ
Mandaylllo Ault Of CcntEeyillc, is IN the city
ss sS ohe oil INC delegates 70 tho Republican con
Mr.; Free, formerly Of this city. now OF Findlay
Findlay, s1I'E1G0 s. - -, I
D; =. Teslake, who ltis hero twelve years ago, Il
back again aud Will reopen shoe shop OH bel
Walter s. Cowcu, Of Cincinnati. Is IN tho city.
lis VILE aud dauehtc; arc In st. Evansville VISIT.
seyeral boys were doing some random shooting
yc!tesday near Tho b. 4 D. hound ho"sc, but were
nor caught, though chased By the police, 3 Z, Is
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Merely n SSintller

The man Titus, alias Wilson, arrested
by Chief Of Police Smith Monday nivht
but who eseaped, is now believed to Be a
bold and successful awindler, II has been
discovered that while here he bought q
bill Of goods Of Noble Bros, the Twelfth
street. matters, giving in payment a check
on New York bank for $40, and getting
the change. The check turned oat to b.
q forgery. It is probable that this little
operation wss in iituab line OF business
and that It ia Tor almilar business that he
ia wanted in Massachusetts. -.
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JEwKLl,Y.,.


Chiropodist aud Man!cures. 3
Brockwny Carriages, Gc.-James IL. Kirk.
Her aklesty's Coset-Gco T. st.lel L Co,
For Your Uough--R. Il. List.
A Good lnyeStucnt-C. A. scbac:er 4 Co.
Auction Sale Of Robert bonner, Jr..,
Proclamalion-R N. Giileland, Acting MAYOR.
speclal Sale John friedel. ! :, Il = : ''''
Piano For sale Uheap-F. ". Baume:. r.
Crawford Housc--FraIk ]. Cakes, ,.a#
New Wrm-Conner & Turner. baal g"
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va. E. g.. s. F. FALL PRO,
First race, trot, 2:H class. Purse 500, divided.
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On Friday there will be an Interesting
game OF ball on the Island ball park, fol
the amateur championship Of West Virgi.
min. The contestants will DO the Pan
Handle nine Of this city aud tho Morgan
town club, which 10 one Of the finest clubs
in the State, and claims the champion
ship. Aa the Pan Handle CofIee club
claims the championship ALEC, g most ex-
citing game msy be expected.
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Heavy Trading In Wheeling Gas.

1.-THE Q o'clock call yesterday 71O shares
OF Wheeling gas stock changed hands.
The buyers were out in full force and the
close showed m improvement O! q dollar q
share over the lowest Of the day. sproul
and lawrence sold the largest blocks.
Joe Craig, Henry Fisher and Geosas Hi
4 Co., were the leading purchasers.
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ANOTHER VICTORY.
WHEELING Downs &. zANEsyILLE
In Spite OF Some tank lad Pinying by tho
K Homo Team.-A Pretty Interesting Game
4 Ndvorthtisss--othcr News OF the 4
Diamond, League and Association.

Tho game between Wheeling and her
ancient enemy, tho Kickapoou from tho
Muskingum, at the Island Ball Park yes.
terday, was not characterized by any spe.
cial features, except 1t be tho extremely
yellow playing Of the home team, when
three Of the visitors crossed the home
plata on some Of the most magnificent
wild throws over seen on a bali field. In
fact they were 80 horribly out Of limo that
they became ludicsous. Tho left field
work Of McCann was the finest ever wit
messed on the home grounds, he pulling
down two long drives that looked good for
at least three bases, Johnson's running
catch also surprised the grand stand, and
LIE was given an ovation. Orogan's hard
run for fly shortly aiterward was also
loudly applauded. kimber was effective
In his delivery, and Mcmillan was epeed;er
than whom laat here. Neither eide get.
tied down to their game until alter the
fourth inning. 40 ,ll 2
Wheeling scored three runs in tho frat
inning. Orogan took frat on q "phan.
TOM" McCaun captured Dunn's long fly
to left, which looked good fora homo run.
Cfogan stole second and Nichols got his
base on balls, tho former scoring on Mich.
olson's hit 10 right. Michel and Nicholson
came home on Whites hit to second and
Dee's wild throw to Lauer to cut them of
at the plate, Johnaou then took Ia Stem.
zeps short hit to center and doubled
! White, who had started for third. In
the third Crogan, after getting his base on
balls, was thrown ont In attempting to
steal second. Dunn hit the ball Tor three
bases, and scored on a passed ball, after
Nichols had struck out. White in the
fourth got to fret on q hit over short and
stole second. Stencil took his base on
balls. Myers WAS caught out by Mccain,
who doubled up White at second. STEM.
zsl went to second on psaaed ball and
scored on She.zsine's safe hit to center. In
the fifth Crogan got life on Fiy'smufi OF
| Miller's throw. Dunn struck out. Gro.
gan went to the third on Nichols hit 10
right for two basea, and both scored on
Nicholson'a daisy cutter to center. Mich.
olson then gave a fine exhibition Of base
stealing, but was left at third. NJ. r 9y
:. Iho vlsltofa III mo third inning ecored
three runs after two men were out. Nc.
Cam 60! first on 8 hit 10 center and Nc.
shannie was given hisbsse on balla. Miller
then hit a hot one to center which Nichol
threw over Stencils head, both McOann
and McShannie scoring. Miller had
tetarted for third " hen Stencil threw wild
to White. The ball being fielded to
| White, he threw wild to Stenzsl and Mil.
Ter scored. 1t was very funny, and every.
body laughed, but 1t came near being very
coatly amusement for the home team. In
the fourth Dee was hit by a pitched ball,
stole second aud scored on Lauer's hit to
rivht Ts# .-ms EuP y, .f,...Hy z,-gi.. -
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Il Gontlem on In Need Of rms shoes q

Gentlemen In Need Of Zine Shoes Z,
remember, that Notwithstanding the great
rush for low priced shoes, We still carry
In addition to our medium priced line, u
large line Of Stacy, Adams & COIL Mems
finest shoes, and, although coating moro
than some, arc much cheaper, wear and
style considered. -, ~ ~. u
K 4 4. J. W. AM,cK, Sole Agent, 5
Z; I. ssIts s 1l43 Main street,
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Lhdiex Hand-turn nutt,r

VIA Ladies Hand-turn Button, Il 4 :
genuine hand4sewed, warranted kid,
Thlch we have reduced to 81 rs per pair,
IN opera and common lcnae lsste. !, 4. n !!
u. .J.iW. AM1cK.
E;ll2 II 1l43 Main street, &
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sCRoFULOUs ULCERS.

James E. Richastsou, Custom House, New Or
leans, on cath uss:'.In 1870 ScroIllpu, Dlcers
broke out Oh MT body until was a mas OF cHr.
fnpt!on. Everything known to tho medical faculty
was Tried In vain. beasne d mere wreck. AT
times could not li!t my hands to my head, could
upon lie a3 curse. No relief or cure IN Ten
years, IN 1850 heard OF the Cuticura Remedies,
used them, and was perfectly cured." -
Is Sworn 10 before U. s. Com. J.. D. Crawford.
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Ay1LLAINOUS CHARGE
Unlustly Brought by Mrs. zlrchor Against
i t-E william Carey. Jr. t6l gEU34&N

l.tgAs William Carey, Jr. A
Z In the case Of the State against William
Carey, charged with rape, the evidence
showed tha. tho woman, Fannie zlrcher,
was q very bad woman, and by q pre.ar.
rangemeat with one James ODonel, she
met both Carey and O'Donel at the place,
almost one mile beyond the. Caldwell
Run cemetery. O'Donel, in bis testimony,
admitted bis guilty relations with til,
woman AZ that time and place, and for
which otiense Juatice Davis imposed q
fine Of $50 and costs. The woman was
fined SEQ, and in default OF the payment
Of tho fino and conts, she was committed
to jail. Carey was discharged. Mrs. John
Diamond was before the same justice last
night ea warrant sweyn out by Mrs.
Ellen ODonnell, charging her with using
proiane language. After hearing the evi'
dence In the case, the justice imposed a
fine Of 81 and the costs Of the case, and re,
quired tho defendant 10 give bond in the
sum Of $50 to keep the peace, and In do,
faulto the payment Of the fine and giving
the bond, tho defendant was cent. to jai
for 20 days.. but was released. afterwards
on paying The fine. 3 ~ V II
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In tho ninth Mcmillan, WHO had been
striking with great regularity during the
game, pounded the ball down into deop
left field for home run. Ullery um-
PRED a fair game. About 600 people were
in attendance. The same clubs play
again today. Following is the score:
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WHEELING

Earned raps. wheeling. 2: zauesyilc l. Total
6ases Wheeling. II: zihesrillc, Il. Two blSc hit,
Millau. Double plays, johnson and Dee, McCann,
Miller md Dec. 'Bases on balls, by Kimber, .: Dv
McMilen,A. Hit by pitched ball. Dee and Kim.
Der. stoIen bases. Wheeling, 8: gainesville !. wild
pitches, Mcmillan, l.. Passed balls. s.epzel, / !;
lauer,l. Struck out. by K!mber. 8: by Mcmillan,
10. Time Of game, las, Umpire, Ullery. v
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Hrllysi,Orf.

Miss Ella coss left Monday for Kansas.
Mis- Clara Forbes has returned homo from visit
the country. -. = ~ = :
Metstet's grand ball will be given on the sSth
1ns1' aasleao OF DE 23a. as announced yesterday.
A. 9. Brannum Is putting down new flag stone
street, Et1-' - -. - : 49, ''--''''-
liawley Moore, who Is now IN the Indian Terri
i9fS, SIX days ago shipped horned toad to John
Gil!n; The animal isaliye and well and Is a great
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Tharmo,nntsr Hacard

As reported by Christian schnept, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.x. OAK. l2M. sF.K. TEX.
c lS.,, a., .s So So $50
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CHEAP EXCURSION.
TO Cincinnati rby tho Pan Handle Rout
Eti!E7 - hss September IN. Y y ~ t44s377 z.

L September 10. '3I
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway Panhandle route) will sell ex.
September 10, at the rate Of S. for Yound
trip. Tickets good for five days. Trains
Leave Wheeling at ! :S5 aud 0:O5 ,p.M,. city
time. 4 A through coach to Cincinnati viii
be run on the morning train. \ Purchase
yopr tiekets via the direct and popular
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YET your meals this week at the State
falr Restaurant, at the left 'of, main an.
trance. Firstcless meals at all hours. & !, IS
Y Z. e MARY GILL, Plopriehess.
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ONE OF THE W0Tsr r. s 1s,,. /

we nave been selling your Cut!cura Remedies
Tor Year,. AID have tho frat COM laint vet 10 TO-
cave from purchaser One OF tho worst cases o!
Sc!oIuia ever saw was cured by the use Of five
bottles Oh CIticuIa Resolyent. Cut!curn, and CUT.
euts s9af. The Soap takes the .'cakc" here as a
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists, 10 i
EraNk{nrt Eoo
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Z To the Ladies of Wheeling md Vicinity.
GRAND OPENING OF ALL THE LATEST FALL

GRAND OPENING OF ALL THE LATEST FALL
Styles N LADIES' oLoAKs AND SUITS.
D. O. Bsbcock & o., Of New YORK, will
offer their agents samples at private sale
for three days only, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week at
GEORGE 4. SvIFEL & Co.'a
These goods will be sold at tho n.aau.
tact.Irsrs priec. & X 53i5 &5t ::
iE This will be tho only opportunity this
season to secure a fashionable garment at
the Wholesale price. 'I1111 5S11
5 The public are cordially invited to call
and examine these goods, as nothing but
what ID new and desirable will be shown.
1&e samples teiR. Dc sod at cost, and are
strictly ti1st-class. n s;.S3i q
&5'!- L. W. BRuRs, 4
Agent .. O. Babcock & Co.,, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-07

Praise has OIL
ready been be-
slowed on ). the
horse exhibit. It
is simply great
and must be seen
to be fully sppre.
cisted; and the
same may be said
Of all the live